[foot-loose]

I found out last night - I'm going to be a daddy!
Can't stop smiling this morning.

I'm suspicious of this comment because of the date...

*looks sideways at zoot*

[Zoot]

I found out last night - I'm going to be a daddy!
Can't stop smiling this morning.

I'm suspicious of this comment because of the date...

*looks sideways at zoot*

Dunno what you're talking about. Did you get your half price fuel this morning Footy?

[Munki Bhoy]

The 118 24 7 advert. Magical Trevor for the win!



The original...



Time I went over to Weebl's Stuff again. Not been on there in ages!

[pjordan2000]

The thing making me laugh this morning is hearing bout workers up here in the city are waving £10 notes at the protesters!

[TIAL]

Today's show is making me laugh today, especially all the rubbish April Fools.

There was someone who texted in about Chris' swearing, and they were all wondering what it was they'd said. Am I the only one who was brought up to believe that 'crap' was a swear word? It always amazes me when Chris says it on air, especially with the BBC as it is at the moment. Not that it bothers me, I'm just curious to know whether it really is seen as a swear word or not.

[SAV1OUR]

"They need me to come and kick the station up the arse, that's what they hired me to do. What do I bring to the station? Me and my little world, everything that goes with it including big breasted women, crap competitions, the word crap - been missing for far too long - dwarves, dwarf tossings off bridges... my world. I'm the saviour of broadcasting."

Moyles on Radio One, Deluxe Magazine Interview - May 1998

Seems like its always been the case, I guess, crap is ok, its in the same league as 'Bloody Hell' for me.

[MK Chris]

My mum never swears, I don't think I've ever even heard her say 'bloody', but I have heard her say 'crap', so for that reason I don't consider it a swearword, though others may disagree.

[TIAL]

Ah, I see.
I guess my parents always have been rather conservative.

[Zoot]

I get confused with swearing, it's all about the context - If i said I had a 'Bloody nose', would I be swearing? No.
Isn't 'Craps' some sort of game?

[TIAL]

It's like when Aled forgot to finish the word 'country' the other day.

[Johnny 1989]

I found out last night - I'm going to be a daddy!
Can't stop smiling this morning.

I'm suspicious of this comment because of the date...

*looks sideways at zoot*

Dunno what you're talking about. Did you get your half price fuel this morning Footy?

I go the last bunch of Pinanas in Waitrose this morning, so I'm very happy

[Munki Bhoy]

Ah, I see.
I guess my parents always have been rather conservative.

Clearly. Conservative people refer to conservative people as conservative. Non-conservative people refer to conservative people as tory bastards.

Somewhat ironically, that joke of mine is also bloody crap.

[Yudster]

I thought Tial was using the word "conservatively" in its non-political sense though.

[TIAL]

Clearly. Conservative people refer to conservative people as conservative. Non-conservative people refer to conservative people as tory bastards.

I meant conservative with a small 'c'. It's got nothing to do with politics, you can get conservative Labour supporters.

Or am I just completely missing the joke again?

[Johnny 1989]

Just spotted another one in the Metro today, the Magnetic towing BMW

[Munki Bhoy]

Clearly. Conservative people refer to conservative people as conservative. Non-conservative people refer to conservative people as tory bastards.

I meant conservative with a small 'c'. It's got nothing to do with politics, you can get conservative Labour supporters.

Or am I just completely missing the joke again?

Pretty much, but as I said it was crap anyway.

[Zoot]

Half day today then this afternoon I'm being whisked away somewhere for a surprise tonight!
No idea what though.

[Zoot]

Best tedious link EVER!!!!!!

[Andy B]

Can't stand Pearl Jam. At least it wasn't that awful Jeremy song.

[Bruvva]

Email subject header sent to me today "Ricky Gervais XFM shows, plus £4.99 comedy - No joke!"...

Ricky Gervais and "No Joke"...Really?

[Yudster]

Eposide 2 of Genius, just saw it on iPlayer. My friend Tim was on, he is lovely.

[Munki Bhoy]

Remind me, what was Tim's idea?

[Johnny 1989]

Email subject header sent to me today "Ricky Gervais XFM shows, plus £4.99 comedy - No joke!"...

Ricky Gervais and "No Joke"...Really?

Am I alone in being someone who enjoyed the XFM shows?

[Yudster]

Remind me, what was Tim's idea?

Well, it was presented by one of his students, but it was a method of demonstrating a mathematical model of third party behavioural influence via the medium of dance. Tim is an official genius even if Frank Skinner is too stupid to recognise it.

[catherine]

Oh me and Topher watched that.